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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. APRIL 19, 1908.
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TOPICS OF TflE DAY OF REST
Christ, the Risen lord, Praised in
Triumnhaot Zeal.
EASTER, EER VICES IN CHXTECHES
I Palplf mm Choir All Creed mm
ra.lt h Celebrate the Chrlstlaaa .
Dmy of Glorloaa
Tiiampa.
Christ ta arisen!
Easter, the triumph of the cross ot Cal
vary, will be proclaimed In song and ser
mon and prayer in every pulpit today:
- the Christian' day of rejoicing Is at hand
and hossannas of devout but triumphant
aeal will ring from pulpit and pew and
choir loft, as Is evident from the excellent
services prepared and shown In the pro
(rams. Every creed, every faith, every
school this day blends Its service In one
common channel and sends up one Incense
from the altar ot devotion to the Klsen
Lord.
' Muslo at Trinity Episcopal cathedral:
C O'CLOCK CELEBRATION.
Processional Hymn Jesus Christ la
Risen Today Worgan
- Ifallnujah CUorus Handel
'Kyrto Tours
Gloria Tibl Tours
Gratia Tours
Hymn-A.jiels Roll the Rock Away...Ropr
Anthem The 8 trite Is O'er Stewart
Airnus Del Gounod
Gloria in Escelsia Tours
Nuno DimltUs Langdon
Kecrasional Hvmn Alleluia Bone to
Jesus Elliott
10.80 O'CLOCK SERVICE.
Processional Hymn Coma Ta Faithful
Sullivan
Christ Our Passover Hodges
Gloria I'atrt Hougea
Te Deum Arthur W hiting
Jubilate Arthur Whlliu-
Intrott Hymn At Uie umei Hign
Feast Elvey
Hymn No. lit Roper
Anthem God Hath Apoointea a iy
?ours
ours
fanctus . Tours
lread Of The World HvUs
Gloria in Excelsis Tours
Nuno Dtmtttls Bunnell
Recessional Hvmn Ths Strife is u er
Palestrlna
1 EVENING, O'CLOCK.
Processional Hymn No. 616
Gloria Patrt Runnett
Magnificat llunnott
Nuno Dlmittis Runnett
Lwvotlonal Hymn Barnby
Congregational Hymn No. S07
Anthem With Glory Clad Wagner
Recessional Hymn No. mi.
The cathedral chorus and Mrs. Stanley,
soprano; Miss Hlgglns, contralto; Mr. Wil
kin, tsnor; Mr. Collins, baritone; Mr.
Rallenger, bass; Ben Stanley, organist and
choirmaster.
Special Easter services' will fcs held at
the First Methodist Episcopal church both
morning and evening. At the morn'
Ing service Mount Calvary eommandery
No. 1, Knights , Templar, will at
tend in a body, with uniform. The sermon
' will be preached by the pastor. Ths fol
lowing la the morning program:
Entry of Mount Calvafy eommandery
No. L Knights Templar, escorted by the
cnoir.
Processional Hymn, No. 15 O (lod of
Gods. O Light ot Lights
Hymn 631
Prayer, and the Lord's Prayer
Organ Interlude
The Nlcene Creed
(Musical Setting by Alfred Eyre)
Responsive Scripture Lesson and Gloria
- Patrl
Second Scripture Lesson
ITymn 169
The Resurrection With solo by Mrs.
Kelly Harry Rows Shelley
Xhe Sermon By Eminent tlr FranK
i ul r ayeire jjoveiana, paw. - grnu
prelate Grand Cnmmandery of Iowa.
" Theme, "The Expansive Power ot
Life." ........ .,
Offertory The Strife Is O'er.., .Palestrlna
Hallelujah Chorus The .Benediction.. .
.....7. Handel
Postlude March ot the Knlghta ot the
Holy Grail Wagner
At the evening service, 7:30 o'clock, the
choir will render "The Cross . and the
Crown," an Easter service. Order ot serv
ice: "Calvary" The Closing Moments
With organ solo, vocal solos and full
choir.
Prayer i
Chorus
. u 'By full choir.
A Meditation Subject, '.'Beside the
, Grave"
B the Pastor.
Anthem As It Began to Dawn (a mu
sical description of the resurrection)
Offertory Music
Organ with choral oblegato.
The "Hallolujsh Chorus" w
. r run cnoir.
A Vole and narrator, Mr. H. C. lessen:
contralto, Mrs. Verne Miller: Angel,
Mrs. Kelly; trio. Mrs. Kelly, Miss Julia
Cobum, Mrs. Miller.
Director of music, Thomas J. Kelly. .
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At St. Barnabas' church:
' MORNING.
Processional Welcome. Happy Morning
Introlt Christ Our Passover F. Cramer
proTer Psalms n
Psalm B ;,. Hlles
, Psalm ST Cook
Psalm 111 Greenhalgh
Te Deum Calkin
Jubilate Deo ..Garrett
Apostles' Creed, chant In G
Vsrslcles, chant In G
COMMTJKION SERVICE.
Hymn 121
Threefold Kyrie Nevln Newton
() Gloria Tibl. Dominie, (b) Gratlas
Tibl. Chrtste Calkin
Nlcene Creed Festival Setting.. F. Cramer
Hymn 111
Hymn 111
Anthem As it Began to Dawn Vincent
(a) Bursum Cords. (b) Janctus. (c) ,
Benedictus qui Venlle. (d) Agnus Pel
.... Calkin
Communion Hymn Jesu to Thy Table
Ied Nevln Newton
lord's Prayer, chant In G
Gloria in Kxcelsls Calkin
Nuno Dlmittls Maunder
Recessional The Day ot Resurrection.,
Gounod's "Redemption" will be given at
Trinity Methodist church. Twenty-second
and Blnney streets, this evening at
1:1$. The solos will be' given by Miss
SHE SA!Q SK100Q
i TO THE FAT BUGABOO
Tat people are usually Jolly. They seem
to take it for granted that nature ha.
allotted to them an eitra portion of good
welirtit. They Seem to enjoy the en lea ap
portionment of wobbly, strengthens fat.
As a matter of fact they don't do key-
thing of the kind. Mot of them would
undergo hardship to train down to a
comfortable slse and weight and many
of them have attempted strenuous ex
ercise and diet, but after a brief ex
perience have returned to the old way.
The humane and modern method of los
ing superfluous fat s to Improve the
aaaimtiatlon of the food and batter tne
condition ox the blood which Is respott
alhle for the creation of fat evils.
One of the most reliable and tnoat ef
fective prescripttns is being used wu.i
marvelous results by fat people who de
sire to attain a comfortable and more
attractive appearance. The formula is
ss fullows: ounce Marmola. i
ounce Fluid E-tract Caacara Arwmatlj,
and SSt ounces byrup Simplex, to be
taken one esspoomut after insula and
before b.-0tln. All good drugguiis fill
ths Marmola Prescription at trifling
cunt, t-ut be sure you get the Marmula
and not some eneap substitute.
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Miss Alice Gideon, Messrs. H. C. Johnson,
K. T. Oallaway. E. N. BoveU. WUlard
Chambers and W. B. Graham. Mr. Frede
rick B. Pales will direct. Special numbers
Will be given at the moraine service br
Miss Mabel Bosworth and Mr. A. H. Gross.
Muslo at Westminster church, Georgia
venue and Mason street:
. MORNING.
Pi elude Easter M arch Merkel
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i i wujn null.
SOlo Resurrection Harry Rowe Shelley
miss Minna wener.
Anthem Awako Vp My Glory... .J. Barnby
Quartet.
olo Hosanna Oranler
Mrs. Jennlson. ,
Postlude Larghetto F Gulftnsnt
' Mrs. Renlamln. 1
EVENING.
Prelude Cradle Bong Nevln
Anthem As It Began to Dawn..C. Vincent
Quartet.
Solo Christ Is Risen .Neldllnger
Mr. Gray.
Postlude Smsrt
Mrs. Benjamin.
Quartet: Mrs. Jennlson. soprsfio; Miss
Weher, alto: Mr. Ames, tenor; Mr. Gray,
bass. Mrs. Benjamin, organist.
The Easter Sunday program of music at
All Saints' church will be as follows:
MORNING 11 O'CLOCK.
Processional We March, Ws March to
Victory Barnby
Soprano Solo I Know That My Re
deemer Llveth Handel
Miss Grace Barr.
Easter Canticle Christ, Our Passover..
' Chant
T Deum In C Kinder
Jubilate In E Parker
Anthem As It Began to Dawn Buck
Kyrle In E flat Eyre
Creeds In E fist Eyre
functus In E flat Eyre
Angus Dei In E flat , Eyre
Recessional Ten Thousand Times Ten
Thoussnd Dykes
AFTERNOO-4 O'CLOCK.
Easter Cantata Christ the Victor Buck
This service will be entirely musical and
tha" above beautiful cantata will be ren
dered by the choir. The solo and quartet
parts will be rendered by Misses Barr,
Rlggs and Chard, and Mrs. J. T. Helgren.
and Messrs. W. 8. Rlgdon, Charles S. Hav
erstock and J. M. Guild. Mr. Martin W.
Buah will preside at ths organ and Mr.
filmms will direct.
Services at Hanscom Park Methodist
Episcopal church:
MORNING.
Prelude Easter Morning Mailing
Anthem (With solo for baritone and
duo for soprsno and tenor) Spirit Im
mortal Verdi
c i r?V Ho"n". Mr. Lang, Mr. Newell.
solo Hosanna Graunler
r 1 Dr- Jnnle Colfas.
Offertory-Pilgrim s Song of Hope. .Batiste
Anthem (With solo for soprano and
"ol quartet) Sing With All the Sons
' 7f Jory Mario
Miss Fulton, Miss Westerfield, Mr. New
. ell, Mr. Lang.
Postlude rantasle Ashford
. , . - EVENING.
Prelude Angelus Ashford
Anthem (With obllgato solo and duo
for soprano and tenor) King of Kings
Shelley
rh.J1". Fu,tn nd Miss Campbell.
Duo Enster Bells Kratg
rrr,.MI" Woolf ! Miss Campbell.
Offcrtory-Peatorale In F Stone
Quartet-witn duos for saprano and
tenor and alto and baritone) Wel-
MmVf1?ppy Morning. Bracket!
Miss Fulton. Miss Westerfield. Mr.
twi,. Newell, Mr. Lang.
v,.Ud0r,n.? M,rch Meverbeer
ril n 'tl '. Burllngham, organist; Mr.
Les G. Krag, director of muslo.
Bervices at St John's African Methodist
Episcopal church. Eighteenth and Webster
streets:
MORNING.
Doxology '
Hyman Cho,r "nrt PonKreirsVion.'
Choir and congregation.'
w'S lOWBa'W.ilWi-:.',.rarka
Pcrlptura lesson '....'..".".J.'.'.V.V.'.V.!'.!!
Decalogu. .;....;..T. '. ' 1
a-mti olr An1 congregation.
Anthem-Resurrection and Ascension....
sermo":.v;v:: E- Trwh'-i'i
!rrr"::":-::: v.v.v.pirk.
Benediction
EVENING, T: O'CLOCK.
Gloria Patri ..Z. .
Hymn
t Choir and congregation.
Response-Bow Down....... .
Prayer
Chant The Creed
Ani.. oiLmn conaffatlon,
n . mi tn " Conqueror
v,.. . Josle Henderson.
a.k Alm ' Watklns!
Anthem Hallelujah. Christ Is Risen. Simper
Dialogue-A Bunch of Easter Lilies... V.
. 8lx young girls.
m wh' WltTi You.Trowbrldgi
Miss W right, Mlas Watklns and Mrs.
Ray
Dialogue-Christ Is Risen....
Solo Rlchrd,on n Mr. H. W. Black.
RscltatlcnS!'?!'-"
Mr.' UlUn Black.
Aflt!rrTrlri v. . - M .
offertory ;.:.;.....:.:.::." OUnoa
benediction
Music at Plymouth Congregational church:
MORNING.
Cento Lift Up Tour Voices Knapp
Chorus.
Anthem Now Is Christ Risen.. ...... .Allen
Solo The Heavenly Vision. Norrls
Mr"' c- Bcharmann.
Violin Obllgato
. Mlse Mabel Hlgglna. .
Hymn I Say to All Men Wade
EVENING.
Organ Prelude Selected
Miss Ruth Sheldon.
Hymn Jesus Reigns snd Heaven Re
joices ;
Bolo Ths Resurrection UllUm Bheidon
Mrs. F. B. Holbrook.
Duet Peace t) ths Dwelling.... Alice Smith
Miss Whitmore and Mr. Johnston.
Offertory Hallelujah, (from the Mes
siah - Amiclila violin uuartet.
Sol-Hosanna jues Granier
Miss Msbel Whitmore.
Address Joy of the Risen Lite....
Rev. F. W. Leovitt.
Male Quartet. ... Be'.ected
Messrs. Coolldge. Johntton, Alvord
and In rkanroad.
Anthem God So Loved the World.. Stalner
Mandolin Solo Angel's Serenade
Mr. Kearney.
Solo Easter Song Svouh
Mr. B. E. Johnston.
Hymn Blest Day of Resuriectlon
postlude, Selected
Conductors, Mr. Sheldon snd Mr. ula
bsugh; accompanists, Miss Sheldon. " Mn
Cliaae and Mr. Cool'dce. Violin Quartet
leader. Miss Lucy Miller.
Easter muslo at ths First Congregational
church. Nineteenth and Davenport streets-
' MORNING.
Prelude Largo from the "New World
Symphony'' ; Dvorsk
Anthem Christ, Our Passover
i"""7-V'i W. Gilchrist
Quartet and Chorus.
Offertory On Wings ot Song torgsn)....
Boto'i Know that My Redeeraer'L?veth0,ll,
- (from "The Mvaatsh") Handel
Mlts Vera Allen. 1
Sermon
Anthem Chriat Is Risen .Schubert
puaUude t ugue in A niaor. bach
EVENING, 7:1
Men's Club, special musical service fey the
choir
Organ Prelude.. Rubensteln R,-ne Angeliqlie
Anthem Ligm s Ulitterlug Mora be
decks the fcky Parker
Mr. Ladd and Chorus.
Ptayer with Choral Reaponse-Amen....
St. Saena
Organ Solo largo ...Handel
Am hem Chrtat la Risen Bchuhert
Organ Offertory Bering ' Song Holllns
Ttnor Solo Come. See the Place Where
Jesus Lay Parker
Mr. Hail.
Sermon ...
I Rev. Frederick T Roue, pastor.
Anineiu tnriat. Our Faaaover .
Quartet and Chorus.'
I Moral ResiKina.) Sevenfold Amen. .Bt alner
Uigau taiur pottluUe Mailing
The choir of Clifton HUl preabyterlsn
church will sing a cantata sntltud Ths
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evening. Tha words of ths cantata are ar
ranged by E. 8. Loreni and tha muslo was
composed by Ira B. Wilson.
St. Mary's Congregational church, Rev.
L. O. Balrd, pastor.
Mrs. Mabella Crawford Welpton, contralto;
Mr. i rank J. Resler, tenor; Mrs. Frank
l. Realer, organist.
MORNINQ 10:30.
FROM -DEATH TO LlFE." '
I. Ths Call to Worship.
Organ Prelude-8t. Cecilia's . Offertory
Batista
Mrs. Reslef.
"II. Ths Crucified Christ.
Hymn-Darkly ftosa the Guilty Morn-
, Dykes
. -The Congregation.
Recitative And He Delivered Jesus to
Their Will Bartlett
Aria-Lo, All tha Earth in Gloom Is
Shrouded Bartlett
Mrs. Welpton.
Duet Father In Heaven, Night Is Fall
ing Bartlott
Mrs. Welpton and Mr. Resler. -God,
My Father, Why Hast Thou For-
tagen aaer Dubois
Mr. Realer.
Duet When tha Vale of Life Grows
Dark Bartlett
Mrs. Welpton snd Mr. Resler.
III. The Risen Lord.
Recitative But Mary Stood at the
Sepulcher Weeping Bartlett
Aria Fear Not l'e Bartlett
Mr. Healer.
Hymn Our Lord Is Risen .....Hatton
The Congregation.
Organ Offertory La Miniature Vanderpoel
.Mrs. Resler.
IV. Life Immortal.
Immortality Shepherd
Mrs. Welpton.
Duet Rise Crowned with Light.... Brackett
Mra. Welpton and Mr. Resler.
Organ Poatlude Torchlight Parade
Gullmant
Mrs. Resler.
EASTBR CAROL BFRVICE-s:M P. M.
Organ Prelude Canxonetta Brewer
airs. Resler.
Processional Onward christian Soldiers
St. Cecilia Choir.
Easter Carol Ws Come with Voices
Bwslllng Shepherd
. Bt. Cecilia Choir.
Hymn The-Living King
The Congregation.
Caster Carol A Living Hope.....
St. Cecilia Choir. .
Organ Of fertory Song Without Words
Calkin
Mrs. Resler.
Eaiter Eve Gounod
Mr. Rtslcr.
Hymn Floats a Ooldvn Chime
Ths Conarecaiion.
Organ Postlude March from the "Queen
of Bheba Gounod
Mrs. Resler,
" terviees at Kountss Memorial church,
f6tn and Pamarri:
Holy Communion. lo:J0 a. m '..
Orgsn Prelude Largo Handel
ptoveralonal All Hall ths - Glorious
Morn Darwall
Confirmation Class Rock of Ages....
Hastings
Anthem They Have Taken Away My
Lord Warrington
Miss Francisco and choir.
Responses Amrn. snd Who Made
Heaven and Earth Layrlc
filorta Patrl Norrls
Kyrie ., Layrl
Responses
ta) Halleujah Bchoeberlein'a Sohats
Xh) Holv, Holy Bortlnanaky
Anthem Come CntO Ms Hatton
Offertory Berceue In A Delhruck
Prsyer and Benediction
Beoaslrnul Wlrtemburg. . .Old German SH
Poatlude Song of a Hero Volkmann
Special evening prosram, 8 p. m :
Organ Prelude A ndantlno In D Flat..
Lemare
Processional Abchurch Jtsus Lives ...
' Honk'ns
Verslcles Make Haste. O Lord Layns
G'nrla Petri Nelthardt
Anthem s It Brgsn to Dawn. Buck
Misses Tebbcns, Francisco, Mr. Wood and
choir.
'rlplure Reading and Prayer
Reappnie The Lord's Prsyer... ... Downes
ljjrnin All Hall the Power of Jeius'-
Name Iildn
Bolo Hosanna Granier
Mis Lots Frano'wo.
Anthem God Bo Loved the World (from
The CruclfuTon) Stalner
Hymn My Great Redeemer's Praiee
Beethoven
Asthtm They. Have Taken Away My
Lord Harrington
Offertory Melodle Rhelnherger
Anthem Behold the Angel of the Lord
- v Berthoid Touls
Mr. Melchr. M!s TeLhens and choir.
Prayer and Pnrd)rtlon
Kecrsolonal Wlrtemhurg...01d German hjM
Postlude Pilgrim Chorus Wagner
Mice Marguerite Morshouse, organist;
Lei more Cheney, director of music.
. Music at the North Bide Christian church.
Twenty-second snd Locust streets:
MORNING.
Processional Christ, the Lord. Is Rta-n
Todsy . Moaart
Hrmn Mary, at ihe Saviour's Tomb....
Communion Hrmn Jesus Wept
Apthem Chriat Our Paaaover Millard
Solo and chorua.
At the evening service Charles Fonteyn
Uannty's Easter cantata. "The Resurrec
tion," will be given by ths choir of twenty-
fiva vplcea, at 7:30 o'clock. Tha chorus will
be supported by Miss Francis Bradshaw,
'cello; Mr. Joe Woolery, violin; Mr. Bchaf
fer. cornet; Miss H. Estelle Brown, piano,
and Mrs. H. J. Klrschstetn, organist and
director. . ,
Tha musical 'services at Knox Presby
terian church Easter Sunday will Include
the following numbers:
MORNING. "
Organ Prelude Procession du 8t. Ssers-
"if nt Charles A. Chauvet
ttn:--::::::::::::::::::
Hymn ., ..
Anthem Bweet Is Thy Mercy Barnby
Response The Lord Prayer Downes
Offertory Vision...,..., Joseph Rhelnbergor
Anthem He Shall Come Down Like
Dudley Buck
Hymn .'....-.......,. .'..-.
Postlude March Pontificate ...
Ferdinand de la Tombelle
, EVENING.
a Ludft -l'- --- Aloys Klein
Anthem Savior, When Night Involves
Hymn k'e" Harry Rowe Bhelley
Offertory Andanti' CanUbiii!!!!!!."!!!!!!!
Charles Wldor
Response Now the Day Is Over.... Barnby
Quartet-Oh. Gladsome Light (unaocom-
panled) Dudley Buck
Hymn
Postlude Grand Chorus..!!!.!....!!!!!!!!!
Alexsnder Gullmant
director L"en' or"'t; E- F. WHliams,
First Presbyterian church'
, M MORNING.
Prelude-Allegro Brilllante Rogers
"Sing Ta to tha Lord" , Lloyd
Choir. )
Offertory-Serenade pierne
Solo Easter Dannies
. . Miss Moses.'
Postlude-Hallelujah Chorus from "The
Melh: Handel
.-nu SONG SERVICE-T:80 P. M.
Tn Resurrection. According to Bt.
n.... Frederic Field Bullard
Organ Prelude ; . .
"The Day of Resurrection" !.!.!!
.. ... Mr Bwarts and ohoir.
Art Thou Weary, Art Thou Languid T"
,, Mrs. Dale.
Triumphant Lord. Thy Work Is Dona".
Miss Moses, Mr. Mclntyre.
K?r Carol On ths Resurrection
Morning
"Hark. Ten Thoussnd Voices' fioundi'tig''
. Mr. Mclntyre and choir,
tlo'n ' X portaI"- BJemp-
Mlss Cunningham', ' organist.' ' 01"h1
Grace Paptlst church: ' i
MORNING. 1:.
Hymn Welcome. Happy Morning.......
a ,kl' Vi"; '1 Fortunstus
Anthem Vict or v Shellev
Hymn-Crown Hlra M'lth Msny Crowns
The''iiaVleVujah'''coVuaV.V.V'HanVri
Hymn-Rejoice. Rejoice. Believers. .. .Mason
The Sermon-Present Day Evidence of
Resurection Life.
EVENING, 7:45.
E,"t7 cone" exercise, entitled
"Lilies," and written by Charles H. Gabriel
author of "The Glory Song," will be rtn.
dered by the Sunday acbool, assisted by tha
chorus choir.
Dundcs Presbytsrlan church: -
1:M a. m.. Sermon. "The Resurrection."
Quartet choir under direction of Miss Edith
Anderson.
Voluntary Adeste Fldeles Vllbee
A ni hem If Ws Believe That Jesus
Died .- Caleb Simper
Offertory Tema Religloai Chopin
Solo Hosanna h .'. Granier
Miss Lancaster.
Anthem Eastertide
I Poatlude Selected
Quartet: Miss Lancaster.
Anderson, Ray Anderson, E.
field.
s p. m sermon, "Arise, Rhine."
Marco
Wiley
Miss Edith
11. Wester-
i
I Saratoga and Parkvsla Congregational
i churches, John B. Losey, pastor.
Parkvale services will be a union of the
Sunday school and church services. In
charge of ths Sunday school superinten
dent, Mr. Wilbur. Exercises appropriate
for Easter will be given by the children
and will consist of songs, drills, recitations,
etc. Bervices will begin at 11 a. m. instead
of 10 a. m., which la the usual hour for
the Sunday school.
Saratoga Corner Amea avenue and
North Twenty-fifth sireet. Sundsy S'hool.
11' a. m.; evening service. o'clock. In ad
dition to ths regular evening service, tha
following musical program will be ren
dered: Flower aong..! vLange
Meditation Butts
Mrs. J. M. Plnkerton.
Ant henw Praise. Praise to Thee
Chorua Choir,
nolo Risen Indeed ; Marso
Mrs. J. M. Pirikerton.
CUfton Hill Presbyterian church:
Hall the Day Adams
He la Risen.'. ,...W liao.i
The Lord Is Risen Again Fearis
hauler Prsyer Lortnx
taster Evangel Lorens
EVENING.
Tha chorua choir wilt render the Easter
cantata, "The Conquering King," by Lorens.
Soloists Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Hendee, Miss
Bremner, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. McMullen,
Mr. Reynard, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Rowley.
WORLD'S HEALTHIEST RACE
Born Polata In Health Matters that
We Bheald Learn from
Sweden,
With tha Swedes exerslse, gymnastlo er
ercise, not mere walking, la religion. The
very criminals under aentence must have
it, and therefore full Instructions for daily
gymnastics ' are posted ' even In the con
demned cell. As soon would they think of
depriving a malefactor of hip Bible as of
his "day's order." .
Grown folk must have It, and therefore
the gymnasiums spring up aa thick as
mushrooms. The children must have It;
therefore, ' when the state has done all
that It can for them 'physically, private as
sociations take them up. Free skating
rinks and toboggan slides -even free to
boggans and skates for the skatelsss are
provided, less with the end of giving the
children Joy than of promoting that fetich
of the Swedish soul public health.
Associations for outdoor games take
charge of the publtc playgrounds, organ
isms so-caUed nedaarteln eamea that are
not only uproaring fun, but develop swift- j
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ment aid, these societies send teachers of
games to all the common schools, and
the children are turned loose In the open
air every day (or a short romp. We use
these Swedish games in our gymnasiums
and In such of the public schools aa can
command the space.- Why not use them
out of doors and moke them universal?
When Swede has got his body built
he- does not leave off there. What tha
club Is to an English business man, tha
gymnasium is to tha Sweds. Tie takes
xercise suited to Ms age to keep In con
dition; or. If not up to tha mark, puts Into
the nearest gymnasium for repairs. The
movement cure nd massage these are his
substitutes for drugs. Headaches, liver
complaints, nerves, dyspepsia, are all
treated, at least partially, Jby active or
passive gymnastics..
Medical gymnastics after the Swolsh
model are more and more coming Into
favor with English physicians. But mid
dle aged English people have a lot to
learn about tha thsrapeutlo value of ex
ercise. It keeps off fatty degenerstlo'n: it
keeps off age. Look at the 8wedes their
clean aklns; their fresh color, their free
dom from surplus weight. Look at their
mortality rate tha lowest In ths civilised
world! London News.. ' ,
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